Revel M16 WH ea bookshelf speaker

A better look at the M16 tweeter's acoustic lens and waveguide (shown in High Gloss White) Small but mighty You just landed on one of the best-sounding bookshelf speakers available in the under-$1000/pair price range. The Concerta2 series is Revel's value line, but it shares much of the design and materials of Revel's costlier Performa3 models. Matched with Revel's optional speaker stand , the M16 can bring you closer to your favorite music. A speaker that lets the music speak for itself The sound qualities you expect from Revel - clarity, accuracy, and uncompressed dynamics - are all right here. The M16's big sound belies its small size. And it can pull off a convincing disappearing act - it's difficult to pinpoint where the sound is coming from. This seamless, spacious soundstage gives a realistic sense of presence to both music and movie soundtracks. Custom-designed drivers reduce bad vibrations Revel designs and builds every driver that goes into their speakers. The M16's 6-1/2" woofer uses an aluminum cone that's coated on both sides with a micro-ceramic composite compound. This stiffens the cone to help it move in a more piston-like fashion, and also reduces resonances that can color the sound. The M16's 1" aluminum dome tweeter sits in Revel's concave Acoustic Lens waveguide, which increases the tweeter's dispersion at higher frequencies, and also helps create a more seamless match between the tweeter and the woofer just below it. The result is very smooth, consistent sound both on-axis and off-axis, creating a larger sweet spot. An advanced cabinet forms a solid foundation The Concerta2 cabinet isn't quite as sophisticated as those on Revel's pricier Performa3 models, but its design and execution are more advanced than you typically find in this price range. The curved side walls create a stiff enclosure that forms a solid foundation for Revel's custom-designed drivers, as well as contributing to the M16's sleek looks. The M16's grille attaches magneticall